Urinal FAQ
What causes black stains around the urinal?
When urinating, urine may splash out depending on where the urine makes
contact inside the urinal. Particularly on wooden flooring, if the urine is left on
the floor, the ammonium in urine may cause black stains.
Can splashing out of urine be avoided when using the urinal?
Whether urine splashes out when using the urinal depends on where the
urine makes contact. Most people tend to aim for the drain trap at the
bottom, but it is better to make contact with the urinal wall directly in front.
The urine then flows down the urinal wall.
What causes black and pink dirt inside the urinal?
Areas such as the urinal bowl and around the discharge hole may discolor and turn black, or pink dirt may adhere.
This is due to mold spores or bacteria floating in the air breeding by using the dirt adhered to the urinal as a nutrient
source. When dirty, scrub using a toilet brush, etc. with a neutral toilet detergent.
Water flushes on its own
This product has the following automatic flushing functions.
<Interval discharge pipe flush>
In addition to flushing after every use, discharge pipe flushing is performed every 2 hours. Discharge pipe flushing is
performed efficiently using 2 flushes, reducing urine accumulation and urolith adhesion inside the discharge pipe.
<"e-water+" cleaning> * e-water+ type only
Time periods when the urinal is not used for a long time, such as at night, are judged automatically and the trap is
filled periodically with "e-water+". Because the occurrence of dirt inside the trap is reduced, the flush volume after
use can be reduced.
* "e-water+" is water created by electrolyzing chloride ions contained in tap water, and includes sanitizing
components (hypochlorous acid).
CAUTION
The above effects cannot be obtained while the power supply is off.
* If the frequency of the water flushing on its own does not match the cases described above, contact your
installer or seller.
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